Explore Mt. Moon in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee

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Mt. Moon is a cave with multiple floors containing wild Pokémon, trainers, and items. You'll encounter Bug Catcher Kent, Lass Evelyn, Team Rocket Grunt, Super Nerd Jovan, Youngster Robby, and Lass Miriam. Key items include Potion, Great Balls, Rare Candy, Awakening, Ether, and Repel. Wild Pokémon include Clefable, Onix, Clefairy, Paras, Geodude, Zubat, and Chansey.

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Mt. Moon is a cave with multiple floors containing wild Pokémon, trainers, and items. You'll encounter Bug Catcher Kent, Lass Evelyn, Team Rocket Grunt, Super Nerd Jovan, Youngster Robby, and Lass Miriam. Key items include Potion, Great Balls, Rare Candy, Awakening, Ether, and Repel. Wild Pokémon include Clefable, Onix, Clefairy, Paras, Geodude, Zubat, and Chansey.

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Mt. Moon is a cave with multiple floors containing wild Pokémon, trainers, and items. You'll encounter Bug Catcher Kent, Lass Evelyn, Team Rocket Grunt, Super Nerd Jovan, Youngster Robby, and Lass Miriam. Key items include Potion, Great Balls, Rare Candy, Awakening, Ether, and Repel. Wild Pokémon include Clefable, Onix, Clefairy, Paras, Geodude, Zubat, and Chansey.

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Mt. Moon is a cave with multiple floors containing wild Pokémon, trainers, and items. You'll encounter Bug Catcher Kent, Lass Evelyn, Team Rocket Grunt, Super Nerd Jovan, Youngster Robby, and Lass Miriam. Key items include Potion, Great Balls, Rare Candy, Awakening, Ether, and Repel. Wild Pokémon include Clefable, Onix, Clefairy, Paras, Geodude, Zubat, and Chansey.

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Mt. Moon is a cave with multiple floors containing wild Pokémon, trainers, and items. You'll encounter Bug Catcher Kent, Lass Evelyn, Team Rocket Grunt, Super Nerd Jovan, Youngster Robby, and Lass Miriam. Key items include Potion, Great Balls, Rare Candy, Awakening, Ether, and Repel. Wild Pokémon include Clefable, Onix, Clefairy, Paras, Geodude, Zubat, and Chansey.

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Walkthrough

1
Enter Mt. Moon and head west to find a Potion on the west side, near the entrance.
2
Continue west to find Bug Catcher blocking the path to 5 Great Balls. Defeat Bug Catcher Kent (Butterfree Lv. 7).
3
Return to the entrance and follow the Team Rocket duo east. Defeat Lass Evelyn (Bellsprout Lv. 8).
4
Go down the ladder past Evelyn to a short tunnel. Follow it southwest to another ladder.
5
On Floor B2F (center), defeat the Team Rocket Grunt (Rattata Lv. 9).
6
Head east and up the ramp to find a Rare Candy.
7
Retrace your steps to Floor 1F. Head south, keeping west, to find Super Nerd Jovan (Grimer Lv. 10) and an Awakening to his left.
8
Head east from Jovan to the far corner to pick up an Ether.
9
Go north along the east-most passage, picking up a Repel along the way.
10
In the north-east corner, go around the wall to your left and follow it south to find Youngster Robby (Mankey Lv. 8).
11
Head back to the north-east corner and proceed west. Avoid Lass Miriam (Clefairy Lv. 8) by going around her when she's not looking, or battle her.
12
After turning the corner, go down the ladders to another short tunnel, then down the next ladder to reach Floor B2F (north-east).
13
Head east.

Wild Pokémon:

Clefable — Fairy (Cave, 1% on B2F)
Onix — Rock/Ground (Cave, 1%)
Clefairy — Fairy (Cave, 4% on 1F-B1F, 9% on B2F)
Paras — Bug/Grass (Cave, 15%)
Geodude — Rock/Ground (Cave, 34% on B2F, 40% on 1F-B1F)
Zubat — Poison/Flying (Cave, 40%)
Chansey — Normal (Cave, Rare spawn)

Tips

Grass-type attacks are only a quarter effective against Bug Catcher Kent's Butterfree. Pikachu or Charmander are ideal.
Avoid using Pikachu's Thunder Shock against Lass Evelyn's Bellsprout, as it will only do halved damage. Fire and Flying-types are recommended.
The Rare Candy instantly increases a Pokémon's Level by 1. Save it for later levels or for Magikarp to speed up its evolution.
Eevee users don't need to worry about Youngster Robby's Mankey, as it doesn't know any Fighting-type moves. Flying-types are best, but any well-raised Pokémon should suffice.
Clefairy is now a Fairy-type. Fighting-type moves are not effective, but Poison-types are.
You can avoid Zubat by carefully walking around them.

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